Artist: Adriaen Isenbrant
Date: 1521
Size: 31 x 26 cm
Museum: The Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, United States Of America)
Technique: Wood
One of Adriaen Isenbrant’s earliest works, this small, portable triptych was intended for private devotion. Both the exterior and interior scenes were meant to engage the viewer in an empathetic contemplation of the Life of the Virgin. The outside grisaille wings, which depict the Annunciation and Visitation under elaborately carved canopies, are executed in the fashionable Antwerp Mannerist style and reveal a knowledge of Albrecht Dürer’s popular engravings.
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